Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-01-30
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Carson City. Jan. 10.
SENATE.

Official services m the State Of Nevada.
ItstsrSSA - he Coonittss on Judici-
ary.
6saAts I'll No. %. by Powell To
reguIste ~ asROeT q dIsviMe junes.
R-ferr~1 q the Judieisry CoDmiuee.
a-aAte bin. 10. "a. by Nicholls-To
AmuaA lie Act regulating the compen-
sAtiOo q eoSaty OAc~rs. Referred to
the Corn tee on WAYS and Means.
serAse Concurrent Resolution No. G.
by FoI-y-P PROVIDING for . joint cOm-
mission to consider the amendments TO
the State Constitution. Adopted.
Report of the Omsby county drlegs-
ton on Noteware'sI diAn School bill.
recommending its passage. received and
adopted.
Senate bill No. Is. Thomas bill. pro-
hibitinS the sale Of ardent spirits to Iu-
dams, passed unanimously.
Senate Bill No. 90. by Forbes. requ;r.
ing business partners to file certificates
OF co-partnership. Passed to engross-
ment.
Assembly bill No. IL. by Powell. TO
amend the Law Iedistricting the State.
was passed unanimously.
Assembly Bill No. 30. by Notewnre-
Establishing and providing for all Indi-
an School in ormsby county. Passed
unanimously.
Assembly bill No. 16, by Griswold-
To amend che lnw relative TO marks and
brands Of stock. Referred to Judiciary
Committee.
Senate Bill No. IL, by Hardesty> .
To amend the law providing for the
maintenance and supervision Of public
schools. Received from the Assembly
with amendments to title. Amerd
mentS adopted.
A message was received from the
Governor, informing of his approval of
Senate bill No. -. amending the law
providing for the safe keeping OF the
securities Of the State School Fund.
At 2:20 P. NJ. the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
BY AT, Assembly bill No. 33-Au Ac,
TO grant aid to the Nevada District Agri-
cultural Society, and the District Agri-
cultural So ieiies OF the State. Re.
ierred to the committee on Agricul-
ture.
Senate Joint Resolution and Memo
rial No. 4, relative to war cluims Of Ne
vndA against the Govern mcnt. Re
ierred to the Committee ON Federal Re-
lations.
Assembly bill No. IC--Rclutivc to
marks and brands of stock. fixes
h"e and imprisonment for unlawful
branding Of stock.) Passed.
Assembly ILL No. G-PIovidirg for
Puicl nse Of portrait Of Ex-Governor
]. W. Adams. (Aprroprintes $500
Made special order for this afternoon.
Assembly bill No.. l0-Relntivc to
estates Of deceased persons. Passed.
Senate Bill, amending pnblic school
law. (Amends Section -. fixing school
districts at five census childr, Il instead
oil i"n' as now.I Passed, ayes 90, nays
10.
Adjourned.
Carson City Jan. 81.
SENATE.
Senate bill No. ~, hy Miute-Au
Act to repeal an Act concerning con.
Wet labor. Refer: d to Committee on
s'"te Prison and Insane Asylum.
Senate bill No. A. 10y No;ewnrc-
an set to prevent corruption ut elect.
ions. Referred to judiciary Commit
tee.
Senate bill No. As, by Briggs-nn Act
relating to the planting md propnga-
tion Of fish in the waters OF Nevada.
Referred to the Committee on Agricul.
ture.
In Committee Of the Whole.
Special order. =. b. No. 3s-Appro.
printing money to pay the travelling er.
pcnses Of G.. s. Young.
Passage recommended by Committee,
and passed by Senate.
Mr.. Mautc, by leave. give notice Of
The introduction Of a bill concerning
State Prison Labor.
Senate bill No. liam Act relating
70 official bonds. Does away with SD.
reties on bonds. Laid on tabls.
Resolution by Boyle ON ndj purument
Of Senate Till Monday next was ADOPT.
cd.
ASSEMBLY.
Assembly Joint Resolution No. IL.
by Drury-Relative to am, nsin2 Sec. 1.
Art. 2. Of the Constitution. tstrikes
out the word male.) Laid on the ia.
BILE.
Assembly Con. Resolution No. q, pro.
Viding for = joint Committee 10 con.
sider Constitutional Amendments.
Adopted.
Substitute for Senate bill No. 90
Making appropriations fer improve.
msnts to State University. Referred 10
Committee Of the Whole and mad, sps
eial ordrr for 2 o'clock p. ".
senate bill No. l8--Osburn's measure
relating to State University studies, and
providing for Eve Regents. Deferred to
COMMITTEES on Education.
Chair appointed Messs. Drury
Smith, Pike and Egan rs Assembly |
justices 10 consider Constitutional
Amendments.